Youth Policy Lab Selects Spelman Students for U-M ASPIRE Summer Policy Research Experience
ASPIRE is a seven-week summer program run by the Youth Policy Lab (YPL) at the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy and the Institute for Social Research.
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UPS Small Business Grant Launched to Help HBCU Designers Debut at New York Fashion Week
The $150,000 UPS Small Business grant will be shared across the three awardees ($50,000 for each designer).
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The HBCU Media Collective Program Launched to Enhance Newsroom Diversity
The HBCU Media Collective is designed to enhance newsroom diversity and promote financial literacy for participating students.
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TSU Music Business Program Gives Students Access to Industry Executives and Artists
The TSU music business program is exposing students to powerhouse executives, talent agencies, and music artists.
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HBCU Elevate Launched to Drive Revenue for Athletic Departments
Sports marketing company Playfly Sports is launching a new initiative called HBCU Elevate, to directly connect leading brands to HBCUs.
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First VR Nurse Training Program Launched At Winston-Salem State University
The VR Nurse Training program is a collaboration between WSSU and the School of Filmmaking at the UNCSA.
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DOE Announces The HBCU Clean Energy Education Prize to Support STEM Workforce
The $7.75 million Clean Energy Education Prize will support the creation of clean energy “ecosystems,” or community networks
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First-Ever Edward Waters University MBA Program: 23 Degrees Conferred
It was a new era at EWU as the Class of 2023 included 23 graduates from the first-ever Edward Waters University MBA program.
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